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let me take it in the morning as sleep is wrenched free from magic and dreams spill away when my fingers go seeking, dark around the moon hells and the sift calamity around the air in your kiss watch with smug freshly shampoo’d dig can you tell the distance between the under door and beyond? A giraffe at the window, staring through the blinds Bees in the mailbox, trying to escape the flapping junkmail Beneath the basement, a loud squealing, won’t go away A creature that fell through the cracks of a scalding nightmare Into the floor, seeping through every layer Feed it hemlock, but it won’t go quiet He who drops a cell onto a moving floor Will find a young boy’s poor mother, dead at his feet With a neat handful of blood, seeping onto a well-manicured lawn take me in your palm, hide me there, in your wrist keep me safe in your pulse and maybe one day my wings may mend when you feel a life pulse change and less of a seeping away
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Nov 12, 2013
Nov 12, 2013 at 11:16 AM UTC
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let me take it in the morning as sleep is wrenched free from magic and dreams spill away when my fingers go seeking, dark around the moon hells and the sift calamity around the air in your kiss watch with smug freshly shampoo’d dig can you tell the distance between the under door and beyond? A giraffe at the window, staring through the blinds Bees in the mailbox, trying to escape the flapping junkmail Beneath the basement, a loud squealing, won’t go away A creature that fell through the cracks of a scalding nightmare Into the floor, seeping through every layer Feed it hemlock, but it won’t go quiet He who drops a cell onto a moving floor Will find a young boy’s poor mother, dead at his feet With a neat handful of blood, seeping onto a well-manicured lawn take me in your palm, hide me there, in your wrist keep me safe in your pulse and maybe one day my wings may mend when you feel a life pulse change and less of a seeping away
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Nov 12, 2013
Nov 12, 2013 at 11:16 AM UTC
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